Today I write after an action-packed weekend at St. Louis. It began with a wonderful showing from the ever-growing and ever-advancing St. Louis Children's Choir under the direction of Theresa Suhar. The Children's Choir sings a variety of music - both old and new from chant to modern music.
**The St. Louis Children's Choir is comprised of students in grades 2-8 from throughout the parish. The choir usually sings at the 4:00pm Mass on the first Saturday of the month. New members are always welcome. Please contact me for more information.**
Yesterday afternoon, the latest concert of the St. Louis Church Concert Series was entitled A Little Afternoon Music. It featured musicians from near and far. First, Italian organist Ennio Cominetti traveled to St. Louis from Varenna, Italy as he began his US tour. In addition, the Lenore Trio represents local musicians, Larissa Sanders, the Associate Organist at St. Louis, with Eddie Sanders, a Washington based bassoonist, and Denis Karp, a Baltimore based flutist. A great thank you goes out to everyone who took the time to help in the preparation such a great afternoon for a good-sized and very appreciative audience.
**The St. Louis Children's Choir is comprised of students in grades 2-8 from throughout the parish. The choir usually sings at the 4:00pm Mass on the first Saturday of the month. New members are always welcome. Please contact me for more information.**
Yesterday afternoon, the latest concert of the St. Louis Church Concert Series was entitled A Little Afternoon Music. It featured musicians from near and far. First, Italian organist Ennio Cominetti traveled to St. Louis from Varenna, Italy as he began his US tour. In addition, the Lenore Trio represents local musicians, Larissa Sanders, the Associate Organist at St. Louis, with Eddie Sanders, a Washington based bassoonist, and Denis Karp, a Baltimore based flutist. A great thank you goes out to everyone who took the time to help in the preparation such a great afternoon for a good-sized and very appreciative audience.
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